In. It really sucks being born on Christmas. *Nothing worse than the two for one "Merry Christmas/Happy Birthday" present. *This excludes world famine, nuclear war, crime, unemployment, pre-mature ejaculation, and the wasting of beer. Merry Christmas.
I was born on Christmas Eve. I dont let the presents bother me. I look at the bright side. I never have to go to work or school on my birthday, so its all good.
My dad was born on Christmas day. I have to make sure I remind him that it is his day too. BTW, I feel asleep at 12:50 and woke up at 3:20, man I am screwed.
My son was born on 12/16. We give him the majority of his birthday presents on 06/16 so he is not overloaded during the Christmas season. Happy Birthday and Merry Christmas!
OK. When you become president of the Earth, just make it illegal to have intercourse between March 10 and April 10. Problem solved
We haven't even opened presents yet. I hope you didn't spoil any surprises...even though being president of the earth won't compare to the gift I received from my Uncle. 1 case of bottled beers from around the world packed in a wood crate, with the history of each beer. Hopefully I'll be too buzzed to be able to read...
Dec. 30th here, and yes it does suck. "Here Al, these socks are your christmas AND birthday gift"......"Gee, thanks aunt Judy"
I was born on December 31st, but it wasn't a problem for me. I guess it's because I'm from a very small family (only 1 sibling between my parents) spread over a semi-wide geographic area (east and middle TN, central OH). It also probably "helps" that I only got birthday presents from the most immediate members of my family. Aunt Judy wouldn't've gotten me anything for my birthday even if I had been born on June 31st. (Which, in a roundabout way, might explain why my parents didn't implement bobrek's plan.)
